More about Santa Clarita California

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Santa Clarita, incorporated in 1987, is the fourth largest city in Los Angeles and the twenty-sixth largest country in the nation. The city itself has an estimated population of 177,150 as of 2009, but it has a population of about 275,000 if the unincorporated areas of the Santa Clarita Valley are included. The FBI rates the city, the sixth safest city to live in the nation with a population exceeding 100,000. The city is most famous for being the home of the amusement park Six Flags Magic Mountain, located just outside the city limits in the unincorporated part of Los Angeles County. Santa Clarita is home to the oldest restaurant still operating in Los Angeles County; the Saugus Cafe, located on San Fernando Road, was opened in 1887 and is still serving patrons. Santa Clarita is not only the site of the oldest running restaurant, but also the second worst disaster in California history. On the night of March 12, 1928, the St. Francis Dam, built by William Mulholland collapsed. The floodwaters rushed through the city and by the time the reached the shores of the Pacific Ocean in Ventura, and estimated 450 people had already died. Many of the buildings in the city were used as makeshift morgues after the accident and the site of what will be the Westfield Valencia Town Center mall, was buried under feet of mud. Santa Clarita is also prone to many wildfires, and is one of the top wildfire areas in the country. From 2001 to 2008 the Valley has experienced 10 fires. The city places a high priority in youth-friendly activities to keep the children of the area out of crime and gang activities. Many parks have been built and the city keeps many recreational programs going year round. The largest park in the city is located in Saugus and is known as Central Park. Many of the parks in the city have lighted tennis and basketball courts as well as soccer and baseball fields. Currently the city maintains seventeen parks that are scattered among the area. Central Park is also the area where weekend concerts in the city are held; These shows are free to watch and have live music; the city has co-sponsored them with the local businesses. The city is also home to the annual Santa Clarita Marathon which is run every November since 1995 and is a qualifying race for the Boston Marathon.